New: the AI firewall watches the whole platform and explains each incident in plain words. See how it works

Michael Wilson

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@wilson-m · Joined July 2025

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    I tried exactly the uMQTTBroker thing at home last year and gave up on it, then did this, which has been solid for 8…

  2. Replied to Uno resets every time my Pi script opens /dev/ttyUSB0

    Thanks James. -hupcl alone wasn't enough, the first open after a reboot still reset it, like you said. Put the 10 µF cap on…

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    Works first time, which never happens to me. Readings are clean and the valve opens when the Mega sends 1. I'd been sending text…

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  7. Replied to Twenty DS18B20 probes on one Pi: dropouts past eight sensors and how to name the keys

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